Re: Five Generations- date please?

[trish1120]

Paternal Side;
1891 Census
Seaham Harbour,
6 Green St,
Dawdon, Durham
RG12/410867/41
George T E REED, 40, Head, Mar, Coal Miner, born Hetton
Mary J Reed , 40, Wife, Mar, born
GEORGE T Reed, 16, Son, Coal Miner, born Shotton
Mary J ANGUS, 14
Thomas Angus, 11
Ellenor Angus Angus, 9
James Angus, 7
Grace A Reed, 3
Mary A Reed, 1
All others born Seaham Harbour
All the other Children on the image have a different surname which is hard to make out, Argus/Angus or similar.
Looks like a second Marriage for George.

Yes,
From FreeBMD,
March 1888, Easington, 10a 501
George Thomas E REED
On the same page is Mary J ANGUS.

1881 census which you can see yourself on Familysearch George Snr and Jnr and another Son Edward are with George Snrs Parents;
Edward REED, 52, Head, Mar, Coal Trimmer, born Newcastle, Northumberland
Grace, 52, Wife, Mar, born Houghton Le Spring, Durham
GEO T, 30, Son, Mar, Coal Miner, born Hetton Le Hole, Durham
Edward, 9, Grandson, Scholar, born Easington, Durham
George T, 7, Grandson, Scholar, born Easington, Durham

Apologies to everyone on the Restoration Board for taking up space and time here
To the Mod;
Could this be split off please and posted on Durham Board?

Trish

[ziggygirl]

Hi every-one Happy New Year. Thanks for all your help. I have asked for help on the Durham area site [Reed family] so if this info on here would be better on there then can it be done, sorry I don't know how to do it.All the help is much appreciated. Ziggygirl.

[trish1120]

Thanks Ziggy,
I fixed it for you and will reply on other post with anything else found.

HAPPY NEW YEAR to all on this board

[Redroger]

.In some of my line I have one branch that has cousins marrying sevseral times,some so close I am surprised I don't have two heads

Which area of the country George? In my mother's lines there is so much intermarriage that I am certainly my own 4th cousin, and possibly closer related to myself then that if I checked it out thoroughly? The serious import of the question is an attempt to obtain an idea of the extent of intermarriage across the wqhole of the UK to see whether it was the norm or the exception before the early 19th century.

[Redroger]

These have appeared on my replies file, almost 2 years old. No replies shown. What has happened to the system?